hello, omgvfr
Posted: Thu Jul 02, 2026 5:24 pm
Sad news with vfrdiscussion. Had the same concern with the site in the prior year, as an active member of the VFRD/WILD headers buy. I still ended up visiting Darryl in person and picked those up. I have a 1999 model, serial #28. I’m now set up with DMR front forks. Have had the Ohlins out back with remote reservoir for years. There’s an additional .75” spacer on top for rear lift. SH847 regulator installed. While my bike is a CA model: I have swapped to the 49 state full lift cams and adjusted shims to compensate. Matched with PC3. The wheels are powder coated gold. New 8 spoke rear off a 1993 VFR. EBC rotors in front. Headlight modulator. 2000 mirrors. Sargent seat. Zero Gravity double bubble in smoke. High mount Remus pipe. DID gold x ring chain, 530 for now, will go 525 next time. Running a 15-44 sprocket. Throttle lock. Renthal kevlar grips. Sylvania LED turn signals, brake lights, digital flasher relay. Air horn. Tank grips. Water and waterwetter, 25% coolant. ProHonda HP4 oil. Pirelli Diablo Rosso 3 shoes.
I’m sure there’s more. I’m constantly playing with the bike. I have many others, but this one is special. It’s my go-to commuter. I am very thankful to be introduced to VFR’s by the previous owner. I had a 1998 model, taken by collision. My 1999 model is the successor.
Willing to share any and all experience with these projects. It’s been a good time, and will be keeping it going. I’m located in the outskirts of LA. Santa Monica mountains are right there. I used to go more often. This bike was set up to runs laps at the Snake… and it did.
-omgvfr
I’m sure there’s more. I’m constantly playing with the bike. I have many others, but this one is special. It’s my go-to commuter. I am very thankful to be introduced to VFR’s by the previous owner. I had a 1998 model, taken by collision. My 1999 model is the successor.
Willing to share any and all experience with these projects. It’s been a good time, and will be keeping it going. I’m located in the outskirts of LA. Santa Monica mountains are right there. I used to go more often. This bike was set up to runs laps at the Snake… and it did.
-omgvfr